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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a crew member" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a person who works as part of a team connected to some sort of activity or organization. For example, you could say "The production team was made up of several talented crew members."
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A year later, I see myself as a crew member.
A crew member made notes.
A crew member said, "It will be".
"I'm safer as a crew member.
A crew member quelled the small uprising.
"Hey Radio," a crew member called out.
Hanks was in his chair, entertaining a crew member.
"Any ladies on your deck?" a crew member asked him.
In the galley, a crew member fried onions.
A crew member became ill, with severe abdominal pains.
"This is a little embarrassing," a crew member finally announced.
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